First Blood Review

[@5TailFox]

Though, to be fair..When in the woods, a survival knife, and a compass, is all any *real* badass truly needs.

[@enigmaticbeing7703]

@strontiumXnitrate lol

[@tonypeppermint5329]

@strontiumXnitrate Yep.

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

Don't really need to be a BADASS, but it does help. A knife can be a real difference maker though. Just gotta know how and when to use it.

[@jameslamasters5254]

Blasphemy. No one insults the Rambo knife. Cheap knockoffs helped many a young man slice open their Capri Sun packages when they couldn't get that Damn Little STRAW INTO THE FREAKING PACKAGE! JUST STAB THE STRAW IN MY...Sorry, bad memories... First Blood started the "Hero must have a special knife craze" in action movies/TV in the '80s. Plus, Rambo being a Green Beret, wouldn't carry your run of the mill, 5 and Dime store, "Generic" hunting knife that breaks or rusts at the drop of a grenade. A lot of soldiers would buy custom knives to take with them because they were usually better than Government Issue (except for the Ka-bar knife issued first by the Marines in WW2). And Jimmy Lile, maker of the First Blood 1 & 2 knives, was one of the more popular (his other designs, not the Rambo Knife specifically) custom knife makers of that time. Plus, it just looked so damn cool...

[@FrankLightheart]

The climax at the end of the movie followed by Rambo's nervous breakdown is my favorite part. Really, I can't think of another time I saw Stallone give us that moving of a performance.

[@StuffyJunk]

Rocky 6 came pretty close.

[@DarthMacchio]

I find the Rambo series as a whole to be a surprisingly emotional and cathartic experience. The first one is obviously the most respectable, while they get increasingly absurd after that. But you definitely do feel John Rambo's pain and frustration, and want to see him conquer his enemies. I agree with you that Stallone displayed his best acting at the end of First Blood. Supposedly he did pretty well again years later in Copland, but I've never seen it.

[@UnknownUnknown-mo7zg]

DarthMacchio Copland is a decent flick. Worth a viewing when you got the chance.

[@robzilla730]

Critics don't get that movies like Rambo, Red dawn, Uncommon Valor speak to the masses. To middle America. What the hell does a Jewish film critic from New York or LA know about that?

[@Abbadonhades]

Personally I prefer his performance in "Copland." I also think that's the best movie he's ever been in. But "First Blood" is a close second.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

First Blood is a great movie. It not just reflects on the Vietnam war and PTSD it also reflects on bullying. Sylvester Stallone should had got an Oscar for the movie. His acting in it was really good especially the scenes when he freaks out when he has a PTSD triggered flashback of being tortured in Vietnam and when he cries talking about the death of his friend Joey. You feel sorry for poor Rambo. Teasle decides to arrest him for vagrancy and being in possession of a concealed weapon because Rambo refused to leave town. Galt and the other cops brutalized and bullied him. They did not give a damn if Rambo was a war hero and it didn't occur to them something was wrong with him and that he was mentally unstable. Rambo gets blamed for Galt's death. They weren't there and they didn't witness Galt attempting to kill Rambo and acting against Teasle's orders and they jumped to conclusions that Rambo killed him. In the film, Col. Trautman is very much on Teasle's side. Richard Crenna was perfectly cast as Rambo's mentor and former commanding officer and he did a good job. When Rambo is crying, if you look closely, Richard Crenna looks as if he's struggling not to cry himself. I understand why they had to change the ending, it would had been real depressing if Rambo committed suicide at the end of the movie. In the novel, Rambo did die. For me, First Blood was Stallone's best movie. It's my favorite of all the Rambo movies. I can relate to the film because I've been bullied myself and I now have a better understand of PTSD. The reason why those cops abused Rambo is because they had nothing better to do.

[@ronenTheBarbarian]

Great Analysis

[@dole8001]

This all could have been avoided if the sheriff would have just given him a meal and coffee

[@technounionrepresentative4274]

That was kinda the point

[@benjaminsavage4204]

@@technounionrepresentative4274 Funny as f*ck >.

[@megaman15ish]

"There wouldn't be any trouble if it weren't for that king shit cop. All I wanted was something to eat. But the man kept pushing it."

[@Thundarr100]

That’s what I was thinking. They drove past a Dairy Queen. He could have gone through their drive through and got him some takeout, easy peasy.

[@DoctorProph3t]

“Hey vet lets get you warm. Hey, what kinda work you do in the army? X-forces? Insane, want a job? My deputies are assholes.” Roll credits.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

It was disgusting the way Teasle and his deputies mistreated and brutalized Rambo.

[@mikaelamonsterland]

it happens in real life very frequently too, especially if the person is black

[@danielwilliamson6180]

@@mikaelamonsterland Yes I know that.

[@jabaribloodbane]

@@danielwilliamson6180 oddly I have a friend who was white and another asian who had the same thing happen to them from white and black cops. So yeah it's every person dosen't matter what race. I have even seen this in many places I lived in.

[@aaronlaughter6471]

@@jabaribloodbane There weren't black, so they don't matter. (Joke for the ones in the back)

[@alansilvero]

At the time, there was a general dislike, resentment, and distrust of the military and veterans. Vietnam veterans would frequently return home and step off the plane to protesters screaming “baby killer” There were also very little understanding of post trautmatic stress disorder and drugs were becoming a common issue. Both those things were no vet’s fault, yet people started thinking that ANY vet was a very disturbed and/or drug addicted person.

[@TVfanfanatic]

Rambo... the 1st rated R movie that became a kids cartoon...

[@usamazahid3882]

*RAMBO: The Force of Freedom*

[@hunterdavis2266]

Usama Zahid ... oh my god I just looked it up...WHAT WERE THEY THINKING!!!

[@usamazahid3882]

@@hunterdavis2266 It was one of my favorite cartoons when I was a kid. I still love it. But hey, you can't deny that amazing casting choice they did for the cartoon.

[@hunterdavis2266]

Usama Zahid Looked up an episode of it. Really good and REALY CHEESY it didn’t really hold up that well but it was quite good actually I was pretty entertained. Thank you for letting me know it was even a thing. :)

[@mikaelamonsterland]

1st of many

[@AaronM909]

This is one of those movies that you will remember for a long time

[@megaman15ish]

It recently became my favorite movie of all time.

[@rookandpawn]

some of the points you seem to not discuss or gloss over is that the core premise is that he's hunting down people who are supposed to be on his side, that First BLood is inherently anti-war, it's also one of the most subversive movies ever made. In the second movie Rambo is betrayed not by the Government, but by specific politicians. In the first movie, we see that Rambo is betrayed by his country, not just by the police, but that his last connection his friend was killed by Agent Orange, taken by the hands of his own government. First blood is a critical masterpiece IMO, not just a "Good Action movie".

[@lookmethecat]

The problem lies in the fact that Rambo came out so late, people were tired of post-Vietnam related stories.

[@xraystudios3693]

There's action movies, they glorify war, then there is Dramas, that portray war as hell, and then there is First Blood right in the middle.

[@matthewdunham1689]

@@xraystudios3693 First Blood glorifies the warrior not the war.

[@xraystudios3693]

@@matthewdunham1689 but rambo 2 and 3 do

[@matthewdunham1689]

@@xraystudios3693 this is true

[@grapeshot]

And the crazy part in the book The Sheriff was a Korean War veteran. So his attitude towards John Rambo and American soldiers in general I always thought was kind of strange about this movie.

[@codiak2680]

That's because there was an attitude among certain people including some WW2 and Korea vets who felt the only reason America didn't win in Vietnam is they believe the troops were either soft and spoiled brats from the get go before service or that the military had coddled its members too much to drill the will to fight in them. I don't believe that but those who did would swear its true and never bother to look from a another view point.

[@ToxicDarkLord]

@@codiak2680 True when in reality, the American government and the military leaders made a massive miscalculation and underestimated the Vietcong, not only that but the generals and such thought that the war would end quickly so when it did not it just became a shitshow for everyone involved.

[@hudamijou142]

" the plot is weak" wtf are you talking about this movie is amazing

[@noineiku]

Huda Mijou yeah but the plot is weak

[@al112v4]

The plot is weak. Predator is a much better hunting movie overall than this.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

You don't need a plot if the story is character driven. Tell me, what's the plot for Forrest Gump?

[@luv83]

@@PhantomFilmAustralia Nigga run

[@xraystudios3693]

@@al112v4 Thats not plot, that's what he mean by "the plot is weak", being simply: "These guys messed with Rambo, and now they are gonna get it".

[@jlogan2228]

I saw Rambo when I was about 16 originally. Was like oh it's just some action movie from the 80s I rewatched the original when the latest one came out and my God stalones breakdown now that I'm 30 just hits me so much harder bc you remember guys actually went through and still go through that and probably had meltdowns just like Rambo

[@JOSH-lw2jv]

Fun Fact: Mitch Rogers, the more-sympathetic Deputy was played by David Caruso, who later starred as Horatio Caine in *"CSI: Miami",* who quietly retired from acting after the series ended in 2012.

[@MusicalSeizureGuy]

This helped me remember something I used to do when I was in my early 20's. It's called "Going ComRambo", it's when you go Rambo while also going Comando. Great stuff Decker! I can't wait for Demolition Man.

[@yoshijb9428]

Sounds dumb as fuck.

[@deltaprime3509]

In my head The sheriff was transferred to crystal lake and he though Jason Voorhees was a drifter using the legend as cover and When he meets Jason and yeah it makes him wish that he didn't mess with Rambo

[@UnknownUnknown-mo7zg]

Fanfiction.

[@BuddhaAtheist29]

I would want to watch the super long Rambo. Anybody else?

[@Typanoid]

BuddhaAtheist29 I would have loved to see Decker review the super long Rambo film - don't think I'd want to actually watch it myself though.

[@Tactical_Therapist]

I'm down, big time!

[@RichardBarkman]

Sure, i'd buy that for dollar.

[@jamesbeastjameabeast]

yeah...

[@DarthMacchio]

The Rambo movies are completely visceral and engaging IMO, I would definitely watch an extended version of any of them!

[@severindrax]

Kudos for resisting an "I am THE LAW" insert...although the sneaky little Dredd reference did make me chuckle

[@Mortablunt]

I personally yelled "LLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!" at that part anyway.

[@Ragingkronicbuddiesgaming]

They hired local CF to fill in for the NGs, My dad was one of the guys on the beach (The scene where they patrol past rambo because he's hiding in the rocks) , i make trips to Vancouver so i drive through Hope, it's a charming little town.

[@arkanglegeibriel]

2:47 Washington hating America? Yea that's accurate

[@thema1998]

Today is the *5* year anniversary of when you uploaded "First Blood Review". EDITS- 8:33 P.M.: *finishes episode 32 minutes later* I would've been done sooner but I was busy microwaving food for dinner. 8:43 P.M.: Also, my interest in watching "First Blood" was revived! 🤓

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

First time I saw this movie all the way through I was like "Wow...Stallone really knows how to act and make a good movie...AND SEQUEL?" Really beats this movie's message down to have a sequel.

[@CthulhuChow]

***** the book left no chance for a sequel. the studio changed it just to milk it. the book is by far superior to the movie, which is still awesome.

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

CthulhuChow I've never read the book, but I did read a synopsis

[@CthulhuChow]

***** definitely worth the read.

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

jack bran Going from the first directly to the second would just make me feel sad for Rambo. The first movie is a very sad and depressing movie

[@Darkko88]

James Cameron wrote the script for Rambo 2 and he always claimed that the patriotic stuff was just inserted to the plot by Stallone himself who rewrote it.

[@ImInLoveWithBulla]

Richard Crenna got his start in acting as a young boy in an episode of I Love Lucy who developed a crush on Lucy. Totally understandable. Lucy is a CUTIE!

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

I sware that officer has no respect for veterans of nam

[@lookmethecat]

No one did back in the day.

[@ImInLoveWithBulla]

Brian Dennehy served in the Marines. Fun fact.

[@Soopersil3ntassasin]

I am pretty sure the sheriff was a Korean war veteran because when he walked in his office he had a purple heart and a bunch of other war medals. I just guess It was not very relevant in the movie.

[@skylermaves7272]

Am I the only one who didn't hear a word of Stallone explaining the friend's death?

[@skylermaves7272]

busi magen Oh yeah no jokes can be said.

[@skylermaves7272]

busi magen I usually reply immediately to responses to things I've commented on

[@JoelCraike]

I couldn't really understand what he was saying either a little bit but not much

[@VoytekPavlik]

When you crack your emotions open after a long time of keeping them closed, that's what happens.

[@xraystudios3693]

He said a kid was asking to shine his friend's shoes or for him to buy some shine while he picked up some beers, the kid gave him a wired box so when he opened it blew up, John came to help his friend who was still alive but as he said, he could find were his legs were, then he tried holding his insides together while his friend said he wanted to go home.

[@vaasmontenegro8303]

There's nothing wrong with the design of Rambo's knife. It's a slightly tacticool bowie with a serrated spine. Some serrated knives can be pretty handy for certain tasks. As for you review, pretty good! The twitter comment had me chuckling, fucking feminists.

[@scifinut6155]

Vaas?!

[@vaasmontenegro8303]

Shane Ishler Hola amigo.

[@kurvos]

+Vaas Montenegro Oh, hey - it's the less insane less demented less disturbing not-Joker. :D

[@RThyrring]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dcaseng]

I remember people making fun of it at the time, but that final speech by Stallone was actually quite spectacular. In my opinion, that was actually his best dramatic moment in any film.

[@wd3185]

I actually sort of feel bad for the sheriff. Yeah, he's a jerk, but in the book, they explain he doesn't like Rambo because the sheriff is a Korean vet who is upset that no Korean vets received nearly as much public support or sympathy as Vietnam vets. Of course, that's not Rambo's fault, so he has no business blaming him for that, but still, it makes his character a bit more relatable.

[@eriktruchinskas3747]

2:12 many soldiers around areas of water (think mekong delta) and boat crews ended up with cancer from washing their clothes in the rivers that were filled with agent orange that would be washed into the river during rain storms

[@MrV1r00zz]

the moment stalone breaks down was soooooo good, really shows how some people who returned after vietnam had troubles with going back into society and ofc how they were received when they got home being seen as monsters for laying out thier lives for the country. 5/5 movie if u ask me love stalone on this is and will always his best movie!

[@Landers]

Another great review Decker Shado! First Blood is truly an under-appreciated movie and you've done it justice!

[@darthdevious]

The only one of the Rambo films I even like :)

[@moviebuffer93]

I don't mind Rambo 4. I find it entertaining, although some of the violence is a bit over the top. First Blood Part 2 is entertaining in its own somewhat cheesy way. If I had to pick one that was genuinely good though, it'd be this one.

[@jasoncase9481]

And it's problems amaze me and most others. The sherrif wants Rambo out of the small town why exactly? It's so damn dumb to bring up something in a freakin story but not elaborate. It's as dumb and lame as the principle being the answer for why the gangleader is bullying a character in the movie garbagepail kids. Nothing elaborated just a lameass no substance answer of the principle but elaborating as to what exactly the principle is. Another lameass no substance answer the sherrif wants Rambo to leave the small town. No reason shown or said for why exactly. Also the deputies are hostile bastards so is the sherrif no damn reason shown for why exactly or said. Shooting at Rambo while far away instead of close.

[@rxtsec1]

I enjoy all the rambo movies except probably 3 but this is the best one by far

[@thecountofmovies6775]

Same. This is the only good rambo movie.The 2nd just turned out hero into another muscled 80s action hero.Shit.

[@alexandernickaboine4798]

@@jasoncase9481 Rambo was a Vietnam veteran. People were massive dickheads to them back in the day, it disgusts me how they were treated

[@nahte123456]

I like the review, it makes me want to see a Robocop review at some point, but it's Stallone Summer, which will be fun.

[@DownFallNetWork]

Lol, I couldn't stand people wanting me to do shit in gta 4!

[@Mortablunt]

Niko, iz you cousin, les go bowlink!

[@jeffdemas9521]

This makes me wanna read the book now. I think Hope, BC (Washington? lol ) has like some sort of First Blood tour, as far as tourism is concerned.

[@CryWolf-sm9iw]

Jeff Demas In the novel, Rambo was portrayed as the bad guy and is set in Madison, Kentucky.

[@MidTierVillain]

This will always be a classic.. Watched it the other day, and man, brought back all my childhood memories of wearing a rag for a bandana, and wanting a giant hunting knife!

[@ginzingtonschnizer2330]

lol I love that stinger, really love this movie and your reviews, this was a really special treat :D. Thanks for the wonderful review decker.

[@UltimateThanos]

Decker has a point about the apple names. Somewhere is a universe in which David Morrell named his character John J. Macintosh. Then the phrase would have been "Going Big Macintosh!!!" Instead, all we're left with is "Full Macintosh". 😓

[@erainmartinez8175]

I love this move swear man

[@s1e5b9]

I'm very curious to see a review of Last Blood

[@g-dog_eswshockwave]

who wants a crossover between Rambo vs Predator

[@braxtonburkholder7569]

that would be sick

[@DarthMacchio]

That would seriously be the ultimate match up. I'm drooling just thinking about it :D

[@g0urd_dude246]

"Who's got the rocket launcher?" "I do."

[@inferno1234561]

whats sad. is this isnt that far off how cops handle those with disabilities. from PTSD to hearing prolems and anything in between.........well it ends in death when it comes to the real thing but still.....so similar to the book

[@jthughes9820]

Impressed the reviewer knows what M16 iron sights are actually for. Shooting from the hip, keeping your target's head down is the best you're likely gonna do.

[@Kurtsg10]

RIP Brian Dennehy. Also, the sheriff is meant to symbolize the "hawks" of the Vietnam War who abandoned the Vietnam War veterans while the hippies that spat on Rambo are the "doves" of the war; as to demonstrate that Rambo is the ideal Vietnam War veteran- rejected by both sides (the former as a drug addicted criminal loser and the latter as a racist war criminal).

[@Fearless3773]

This franchise and Die Hard have a lot in common. The first is the classic gem, and the rest are fun flicks.

[@1985Cyrus]

Great now I will always think of this film as Rambo: They Started It! after this review.

[@thesmithreviews2533]

Thank you and your friends for the content you bring. I miss your vids.

[@TerryGascay]

Decker, love your review & rants about movies. So glad to see your hilariously funny reviews on Stallone, Willis & Seagal. Love action & thrillers. Just me, but I'm NOT so much the fan of horror, trekkies, Potters & Rings.

[@WhorrorMovies]

4:07 Omg, I laughed so hard. I love Spaceballs.

[@chimblemasterofchimney4771]

Merchandising!

[@CarloCarrasco]

Jerry Goldsmith's musical score in this movie is great! Classic!

[@cloudy7868]

Decker Shado and Sylvester Stallone reviews make the best summer yet!!

[@wolfgamer8481]

My step mom got to do a interview with Sylvester Stallone

[@darklord7289]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@msrich1982]

I completely agree with your findings on this. First Blood is my favourite of the Rambo movies for exactly the reason that for all of the violence it's actually pretty light on death, and the one death is almost self-inflicted in its circumstances. I think if you consider Rambo as not actually wanting to kill anyone his motivations when doing things like shooting out the police station make more sense, he's making a point, not actually trying to kill anyone at that point. Plus he has the whole Predator style "honor kills must be made face to face with a blade" thing going on. Looking forward to more reviews!

[@pearljam619]

Love this film. The novel is very, very different and Rambo is a very different character. Worth a read though. Love your videos Decker am going through your back catalogue after starting with your summer of Freddy vs Jason. Have you done any Van Damme films? Thanks for your uploads. :-)

[@butterflyjill6887]

I actually have my grandfathers knife from when he was special forces in Korea and Vietnam. The Rambo knife is not much different. The real version is completely black, straight instead of curved, and(believe it or not)actually bigger.

[@jackiewaugh4593]

Syl does such a great job I love this movie

[@netflixandchill1960]

Great review! I reviewed this movie as well but you touched on points that I overlooked. You were very articulate and pretty funny! Sometimes you forget about the context around the film when it was made.

[@vampire443]

Decker you rock man, love the reviews!!!!

[@ThorfinnSonofThors892]

Of all the Rambo movies, I find First Blood to be the most emotionally-driven and in depth. Stallone's emotional speech at the end of the movie really hits hard when you think about what Vietnam veterans went through at that time. While parts 2 and 3 were fun, guilty- pleasure action flicks, they took away what made the main character John Rambo in the original so compelling and well-written. As far as Stallone movies go, I think I might like First Blood slightly better than the original Rocky, mainly because I find it's story more emotionally impactful compared the original Rocky, but that's purely subjective.

[@GothicXlightning]

let me start saying this by FUCK YEAH at 6:00 ok now seriously , I find this the best Rambo film just always love it's honest view on how corrupted many of the 'SO CALLED' law can really be.. many people don't realize that this a anti-cop protests for the brutality that daily ppl get from the forces sadly they don't make films like this hardcore nowadays any more most movies needs to be more daring & honest like this Ramboalso I think stallone was the perfect acting for this rolelike a quiet lone wolf wen ever you kids see a quiet Lone wolfyou better leave that wolf alone besides the idea of this film coming out on the same year I was born, truly makes it even more meaningful to me not that matters

[@itsfayde1454]

I didn't know weird al Yankovic reviews movies. Lol

[@haynerbass]

This movie was shot about 30-45 minutes from where I live. Also that bridge is about 5 minutes from downtown. The sun sets quick around here. :D

[@Kartissa]

My brother had one of those trademark Rambo knives as a kid (plastic blade, of course), complete with compass and sewing kit in the handle....

[@Hound831]

I always enjoy your reviews. Thoughtful and funny.

[@zardock420]

Critters and R.E. plz

[@HereBeBarr]

Love your channel :) As a fellow creator, i'm curious do you get copyright claims by using the movie clips so much?

[@shanecochran2491]

Love the Demolition Man clip. Are we getting review though :-)

[@devinmccreery8003]

My top 11 Rambo Kills Ever: 11. Tai's Kill (2) 10. An explosion arrow in A mine 9. A subversion with A giant bomb (4) 8. Ran over A chopper with A tank (3) 7. Head decapitation (4) 6. Boat Massacre (2) 5. Russian Base bomb-out 4. A stabbing covered with Mud(2) 3. Arrow 2 the eye + Land bomb (2008) 2. Shot A rocket launcher @ A chopper (2) 1. The 1st kill (First blood)

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

9:52 did he just get punched in the behind?

[@primusvsunicron1]

Dude you should review Rambo: The Force of Freedom

[@BooksInTheVoid]

Now I want a t shirt with the words, " And the body count has started.."

[@davidhotle6131]

Decker, check out the movie "Ruckus" from 1980. It is much cheesier, but it is essentially the same plot, only two years earlier. Think First Blood meets the Dukes of Hazard

[@judsongaiden9878]

This movie illustrates why we should replace police with people's militias. A people's militia would have never messed with Rambo. In fact, Rambo would have welcomed into a people's militia with open arms and would have likely risen the ranks rapidly. 7:25 In an emergency, he can throw the pommel to end his opponent rightly. 10:46 Fun fact: The Vietnam War-era OD green US officer's rain coat (which is cut like a classic British-style belted trench coat) worn by Richard Crenna is the same type that was worn by Michael Biehn in the first half of 'The Terminator'. *Note:* Crenna is also wearing that beret correctly (insignia over left eye, draped material over right ear). 13:12 Something that's always irked me about movies. No one ever uses their sights unless they're a sniper. Sly even talks about how ridiculous it is to fire an M-60E3 one-handed from the hip in the commentary to the second movie (and maybe also the third). In the third movie, Trautman uses an AMD-65, leaves the stock folded, and never aims. 20:17 I had one of those back in the early '90s.

[@pedrobracho7448]

Good morning Decker ! I have to say your reviews are awesome ! Are you going to review "Rambo: Last Blood" ? I thought it was a great addition to the franchise, what are your thoughts ?!

[@Theirishbasdard]

2:40 continues joke Rambo: then why are you still apart of America Sheriff: we're not we're trying to secede

[@andrewblanchard2537]

Decker : at 6:48 that looks like the motel where the truth has Cj meet him in Gta San Andreas

[@sdm47]

What this film tells me: “war is absolute hell and can fuck you up beyond repair for a long time” What the second film onward tells me: “war is awesome come join us you get to blow shit up!”

[@CoolG97]

5:30 Going Full Macintosh might have meant something completely different.

[@paco1984]

i definately like these reviews. but i can only watch them for movies ive already watched. love your reviews.

[@sdm47]

While Decker was talking I wondered why he sounded like a robot then I realized there was a fan right in front of me and the part of my phone that makes the sounds was pointed right at it Actually sounds really awesome like a robot decker shado Robot shado? Decker Robot? Deckbot? Fuck it

[@terrykennedy1958]

Sort of reminds me of the remake of "Walking Tall" with Dwanye Johnson. Great flick, both of them.

[@mw9688]

“Okay... how the Hell do I make that funny?” Haha... it’s funny cause he can’t. Great scene though.

[@gustavefrankfurter6462]

I showed this to my ex girlfriend that thought Rambo 2 was a corny action film. I told her it was about a man that simply wanted lunch and was tormented for it. She thought I was joking and watched it. She was amazed that I was correct and loved it! This is the best of the series!

[@etxkevin7452]

Absolute masterpiece. It got more silly in the sequels but the first one was a FILM. Awesome score too.

[@leeloo1967]

Excellent review Decker Great movie I love it

[@j.anthonymylie340]

Dude, you rock. Keep being awesome.

[@zerovalon6243]

Glorious timing on the yogurt joke.😂😂😂😂

[@TheDjhavikk]

Of all the Rambo flicks, this is the deepest. With the John Rambo from 2015? in a close second

[@scms2528]

Hey Decker can we expect a review for Cliffhanger? It's one of the better Stallone action films in my opinion.

[@subzero72]

Well done I look forward to your other reviews as always

[@Agentname69]

By the way Decker I've had that knife it's not needle and thread that's fishing line and fishing hook however yeah they think he replaced it with an actual needle maybe I meat all my yeah most of the time and it's just fishing line Which arguably would be better

[@wugglesx]

As rambo while being fairly generic himself ended up so unique i think the knife is a good thing

[@boldbearings]

Good spot, I hated that they left Teasle's real motives out.

[@uwerosler7813]

Decker I’d love you to do a SUMMER OF 80s TV SHOWS!!!!! From Knight Rider, A Team, Airwolf, Manimal, Greatest American Hero, Street Hawk, imagine the possibilities, please reply Decker you would make my Year!

[@wugglesx]

It's believed in certain situations less naturally hostile animals could exhibit drastically different behavior... This isn't one of those lol.. though idk if the same goes for bats

[@decadepasts]

The reason the Sheriff told Rambo that "wearing that flag looking the way you do" could get him in trouble is because he doesn't think he's a veteran. The reason the Sheriff thinks this is because of Rambo's long hair. I know this sounds crazy but hear me out: Back in the 1960's and 1970's some hippies would dress in army fatigues to raise awareness about the war. You see back in the 1960's and even in the 1970's for the most the only men that had long hair were hippies and they were actually harassed for it. So when a long haired hippie would go walking around dressed up like a solider it was their way of thumbing their nose at the establishment.

[@ericdebord]

I was kid when this movie came out , About 10 of us walked 5 miles to Red Rock Theatre to see it.

[@andrewcapogna7932]

I think another hour woulda left room for more shelter building secret bunkers that sorta thing or a better fight scene in the town